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... murders of innoeeln 1111' which is only one of the many resultS aL the threatened war. It is not enough to speak out here anld there. We must speak out every iierte fl we did during the agitation in 1876, ns r did in January of this year. On both thete ...
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... ON SPEAKING. Per the purposes of this paper, I must divide my v subject into three classes, viz. (1) Pablic Speakinr, (2) r Semi-public Speaking, (3) Private Speaking. Under c the first head come sermons, orations, lectures, a addresses; in fact, all ...
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... SPEAKINGS. Pijaru, London to Melbourne, Dee. 6, 21 N., 21 W.-PeW' Ugland, lan Francisco to Leith, 28 days out. Noy. 16. WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. Steamer Bessarabia, frou, Charleston, in docking at Lives- pool this morning struck picrhead, sustaining alight ...
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... SPEAKINGS. .- .hin. Pilmouth to N City of Athensai shlip, Plymouth to New York, anl well, May), 43 N.. a NV. '/iirit atispposedi, British, May 0, 40 N., II W. Jaos, bArrqua, of Liverpoorl, steering westl110uttb*West, May) 45 N., 27 WN. Lodbca, may 11 ...
... SPEAKS. It it stated that the reply of the Transvaal Government to the last British despatriies has been sent off from Pretoria, and that is to the effect that the South African Republic sTictlv adheres to the London Convention of 1884. and asks for nothing ...